Empowering Our Nations
Winnipeg, Manitoba
The Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs (AMC) is a political organization representing 63 First Nations in Manitoba. The mandate of AMC is to serve as a unified forum to advance the collective interests of Manitoba First Nations while respecting each Nation's right to self-determination. AMC takes its direction from the Chiefs-in-Assembly who represent the member First Nation and meet at regular intervals to put forward issues for dialogue and decision.
On-site · Winnipeg
Coordinate client intake by processing referrals, reviewing documentation, scheduling appointments, and maintaining accurate, confidential records. Provide information and support to clients, prepare reports, and coordinate with program staff and external partners to ensure timely access and smooth handoffs.
On-site · Winnipeg
The Operations Manager will oversee the day-to-day management of the FNFAO Reunification Homes and coordinate office operations to ensure efficiency and safety. They will also manage HR functions, including recruitment, performance monitoring, and payroll coordination in collaboration with the AMC HR department.
On-site · Winnipeg
The Project Coordinator will supervise daily on-site activities for the Eagle’s Nest First Nations Youth Program, focusing on skill development and participant well-being. Responsibilities include managing program calendars, monitoring participant progress through case management, and ensuring a safe and productive environment.
On-site · Winnipeg
The Cultural Workshop Facilitator is responsible for organizing and coordinating weekly cultural and traditional workshops for 60's Scoop Survivors and their families. This includes managing logistics, contacting presenters, maintaining participant records, and assisting with youth programs as needed.
On-site · Winnipeg
The Jordan's Principle Advocate/Support Worker provides resources and referrals to First Nations children, youth, and families while establishing care and support plans. They collaborate with service providers and maintain accurate case files in accordance with PHIA standards.
On-site · Winnipeg
The Cultural Education Facilitator delivers workshops and creates educational materials to support Indian Day School survivors and community groups. This role also manages administrative logistics, coordinates program activities, and ensures compliance with organizational policies.
On-site · Winnipeg
The Indian Day School Advocate supports First Nations families and individuals by providing resources, referrals, and assistance in navigating provincial and federal government services. They are responsible for developing care plans, maintaining confidential case files, and collaborating with service providers to resolve issues of concern.
On-site · Winnipeg
The Case Manager provides advocacy and support to First Nations families navigating the Child and Family Services system to facilitate reunification. They are responsible for maintaining client records, connecting families to resources, and liaising with legal and justice system professionals.
On-site · Winnipeg
The Auntie provides 24/7 culturally appropriate support to First Nations families in Reunification Homes to ensure family stability. Responsibilities include assisting with living skills, providing respite care, and facilitating personal and social support systems.
On-site · Winnipeg
The counsellor will provide holistic, culturally appropriate support to clients dealing with mental health and addiction issues, including individual and group counseling. They are also responsible for maintaining treatment records, facilitating educational workshops, and coordinating referrals to community resources.
On-site · Winnipeg
The Youth Unit Lead provides operational oversight and leadership for the Youth Unit, including coordinating programming and staff schedules. They also manage case planning, support youth development, and collaborate with community partners to ensure effective service delivery.